"List of English revisers": p. 7-10

"List of American revisers": p. 11-13

Introductory statement, by Philip Schaff.--The Authorized version and English versions on which it is based, by C.P. Krauth.--The English Bible as a classic, by T.W. Chambers.--Reasons for a new revision, by T.D. Woolsey.--The current version and present needs, by G.E. Hare.--The Hebrew text of the Old Testament, by Howard Osgood.--Hebrew philology and Biblical science, by W.H. Green.--Helps for translating the Hebrew Scriptures at the time the ancient version was made, by G.E. Day.--Inaccuracies of the Authorized version of the Old Testament, by Joseph Packard.--The New Testament text, by Ezra Abbot.--Inaccuracies of the Authorized version in respect of grammar and exegesis, by A.C. Kendrick.--True conservatism in respect to changes in the English and Greek text, by Timothy Dwight.--The Greek verb in the New Testament, by M.B. Riddle.--Unwarranted verbal differences and agreements in the English version, by J.H. Thayer.--Archaisms; or, Obsolete and unusual words and phrases in the English bible, by Howard Crosby.--The proper names of the bible, by C.A. Aiken.--The use of italics in the English bible, by Thomas Chase.--Paragraphs, chapters, and verses of the Bible, by James Strong.--Revision of the Scriptures and church authority, by Alfred Lee.--General index. Index of texts, by S.A. Allibone

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